Les itinéraires de randonnée en Ardenne belge
L'Ardenne belge s'étend sur les provinces de Namur, de Liège et de Luxembourg et inclut également la botte de la province du Hainaut. Les possibilités de randonnée sont donc nombreuses ! Le parfait terrain de jeu pour ceux qui adorent arpenter les chemins. En forêt, à travers champs, en ville, le long de l'eau ou sur des crêtes rocheuses, il y en a pour tous les niveaux.
Par Monts et Vallées (Hike 1)





From Naninne station, follow the road to the neo-Gothic church of St. Lambert.
After passing the football field, take a nice path down into the Dave woods (not far from the Dave Fort, one of the nine fortified positions in Namur), until you reach the level of the
of the fortified position of Namur), until you reach the level of the Meuse.
From here you can see Dave's Island, one of the largest in Belgium, a nature reserve located in the Natura 2000 protected area.
On the way back, you pass by the Saint-Martin Church (16th century) based on an old Romanesque building, and the Castle
of Dave.
Before reaching your starting point, you cross one of the many "Piscinte", which means in Walloon "small narrow road that can only be travelled on foot".
After your visit, take a look at the Strawberry Museum on the other side of the Meuse in Wépion.
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